Bus stop central bus station
Transfers to regional transport possible
Bus stop central bus station
Transfers to regional transport possible
Friedrich-Ebert-Straße
17213 Malchow
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Malchow, Inselstadt
Friedrich-Ebert-Straße
17213 Malchow

With ball and pin to strike, rounded off with Italian cuisine at Susanna's Trattoria e Pizzeria & Fleesensee BOWL, nothing stands in the way of a sporty afternoon. Good wood!

Experience a culinary variety with fresh, partly regionally grown ingredients in a cozy and modern interior in the Genusswerkstatt with your friends and family.

The building was inaugurated in 1957 as a "movie palace", but today presents objects from past times.

In the heart of the Mecklenburg Lake District, halfway between Berlin and Rostock and directly on Lake Drewitz, you will find a spot that some say is paradise ...

The Sparow Estate is located in the middle of the Nossentiner/Schwinzer Heath Nature Park with the adjacent Müritz National Park.

The marina is located on the western shore of Lake Plau south of Plau am See. The oldest sailing school in Mecklenburg is also located here.

The cozy Café Hufschlag at the Zislow horse farm serves homemade cakes, changing soups and hot and cold drinks. A child-friendly atmosphere with a reading corner, occasional cultural events and the adjacent horse farm make it a popular destination. The café can also be hired for private events by prior arrangement.

Whether it's a fast-paced skating session, joining in the excitement of ice hockey or dancing at the ice disco, the Malchow ice rink offers variety during your vacation, whether it's summer or winter.

Small alpaca farm with farm store in Penkow that specializes in offering various recreational activities, health prevention and animal assisted therapy with alpacas.

The island town of Malchow is located in the center of a lake-forest landscape rich in contrasts in Mecklenburg between Lake Fleesensee and Lake Plauer See on the shores of Lake Malchow.

Go on a journey of discovery in the shadow of the monastery and spend a day in Malchow's impressive monastery complex right on Malchow Lake.

The largest organ museum in northern Germany invites you to examine and listen to the most beautiful organs.

At the end of the Second World War, German refugees from Volhynia, a historic region in the north-west of what is now Ukraine, found their way to Mecklenburg. After an unprecedented odyssey full of uncertainty and suffering, around 40 families settled on the former Linstow estate from 1945 onwards. Their history still shapes the face of the village today.

The Malchow Monastery Art Museum is located in historically renovated rooms where works of art are presented in their uniqueness. The history of regional artists becomes a tangible experience.

Not far from the monastery church is a museum full of rarities and curiosities from the everyday life of the population of the first half of the 20th century exhibits.